Hi Werner,
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> ... then adding the imported files to the repository.
>
> I wonder whether the step `adding files to the repository' is
> necessary at all. Why not simply calling gnulib-tool directly in the
> `autogen.sh' script?
Yes. This is in fact what the majority of proj
> I (and AFAIK, everyone who contributes regularly here) recommend
> *not* to version-control the files that gnulib-tool imports.
Good to know. What a relieve :-)
Thanks for the answer!
Werner
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
> the normal usage of gnulib is to import files into a project, this is,
> calling `gnulib-tool --import', then adding the imported files to the
> repository.
Hi Werner,
In my experience, that is not "normal usage".
I (and AFAIK, everyone who contributes regularly here) reco
Folks,
the normal usage of gnulib is to import files into a project, this is,
calling `gnulib-tool --import', then adding the imported files to the
repository.
I wonder whether the step `adding files to the repository' is
necessary at all. Why not simply calling gnulib-tool directly in the
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